The IPPN infrastructure mapdatabase is an online platform providing a global overview of plant phenotyping facilities in order to disseminate information about their capabilities & to highlight potentials for collaborations towards the international plant phenotyping community.

It is intended to support the plant phenotyping community with information on facilities in respect to:
-          Short description
-          Location
-          Technologies
-          Measurable plants & traits
-          Environmental manipulations
-          Contact information
This map is user generated. IPPN does not take responsibility for the content or relevance of the data provided.
In case you are looking for a more detailed map of European plant phenotyping infrastructures, you can find them at our partners from EMPHASIS

 

Phenotyping Installations Database

Phenotyping Installations MAP

 

 

Installation categories included in the database:


installation under controlled environment:

recording and analysis of plant traits in medium and high throughput under controlled and semi controlled conditions with different level of precision by using minimally or non-invasive sensors in automated mode and well characterized environmental conditions

 

lean (cost-efficient) field installation:

recording and analysis of plant traits in high throughput under field conditions by using minimally or non-invasive sensors for applications close to practical breeding

 

high - intensity field installation:

recording and analysis of plant traits in medium and high throughput under field conditions with high level of precision by using minimally or non-invasive sensors in automated mode and well-characterized environmental conditions

modelling installation:

simulating plant/crop performance in a variety of climatic scenarios and management practices usually based on information gather at other phenotyping platforms

 

chemical/metabolic phenotyping installation:

chemical/metabolic phenotyping of plant samples obtained in high throughput